250 class in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic

[roma258]

Our 250 is for sale soon! Great bike, actually Anthony's favorite. 


250's and small bikes in General will grow with the changes coming!

Mazz, your ad is actually what got me thinking. If we had bigger grids, I'd definitely be tempted. That said, I'm sure you won't have any trouble selling.

[MAZZ77X]

What about his SV?

The SV is also for sale at the end of the season (Sept VIR).

[MAZZ77X]

Mazz, your ad is actually what got me thinking. If we had bigger grids, I'd definitely be tempted. That said, I'm sure you won't have any trouble selling.

If your good enough you can run 37's at Thunderbolt and 28's at Jennings.......

[roma258]

If your good enough you can run 37's at Thunderbolt and 28's at Jennings.......

Yeah, I'm definitely not good enough :)

[Gino230]

And that is a reason that there are not more Ninja 250 racers in other regions. 

The 250's are perfectly capable of speeds of 108+ MPH as shown at the Daytona ROC. There are actually numerous capable wives and girl friends racing all classes of motorcycles. There are also very capable young guns.

Thank you for clarifying this Gino.

I agree that there does need to be more mini road racing series. Check this out, John Long showed me this when we were reminiscing the days when we rode our Yamaha YSR50's at our local go kart track.  Hopefully someone introduces a series for these, http://www.pitsterpro.com/bike/overview/id/55 They look like a blast to ride! That was some of the most fun on two wheels.

At Homestead what is your speed into T1 for example? Just trying to get a baseline if the minis started in a second wave if they would be lapped or not.....